Dark eye bags, also known as dark circles, are caused by a variety of factors, including genetics, aging, and lifestyle habits. Thin skin under the eyes allows blood vessels to show through, leading to a bluish or purplish tint. As we age, skin loses collagen and elasticity, making the blood vessels more prominent. Lack of sleep, stress, and fatigue can worsen the appearance by causing fluid retention and dilated blood vessels.

Aesthetic treatments can help fix unbalanced profiles by enhancing facial symmetry and contour. For example, dermal fillers can be used to add volume to areas like the cheeks, chin, or jawline, creating a more harmonious balance between features. Botox can smooth out wrinkles or adjust muscle activity in the upper face, improving proportions. Non-surgical nose reshaping with fillers can correct an uneven nose.

Jowls refer to the sagging or loose skin that forms along the lower jawline, often appearing as a result of aging. As we age, the skin loses collagen and elastin, leading to a decrease in skin firmness and elasticity. The underlying fat and muscle structures also weaken, causing the skin to droop. This results in the formation of jowls, which can be more pronounced in individuals with a naturally weaker jawline or facial structure.

Cheek hollowing is often caused by a combination of aging, genetics, and lifestyle factors. As we age, the loss of collagen, elastin, and fat in the facial tissue leads to reduced volume and sagging, creating hollow or sunken cheeks. Genetics also play a significant role in determining facial structure and the natural distribution of fat. Significant weight loss or malnutrition can result in reduced facial fat, contributing to hollow cheeks.